All For Gardening
Made the mistake of bringing my pearls back inside and they got sunburned. I salvaged a few clippings and put them in sphagnum moss in my glass cabinet and they were doing great until i repotted them. Continued below. ⬇️
In String of Plants

Made the mistake of bringing my pearls back inside and they got sunburned. I salvaged a few clippings and put them in sphagnum moss in my glass cabinet and they were doing great until i repotted them. Continued below. ⬇️


Need suggestions now, they look sad. Am I being impatient?! also left the sphagnum moss as it was almost impossible to remove.

by Cleanwater-04

2 Comments

  1. Complex_Idea_3900

    My big sop plant that I had got some pest infestation and I decided to just cut and prop… I have had the most luck just sticking them straight in soil. Maybe it shocked it and is struggling now? If there’s not many roots you’ll need to make sure it stays moist but not waterlogged. I recommend a clear container or nursery pot so you can tell when it has roots. You could always try c&p again with a different method

  2. facefullofgracefull

    I’m not an expert by any means but I feel like sphagnum moss is the opposite of what you need as it holds on to moisture? I’m pretty sure you need grit!

Pin